
Samaiden signs two contracts for planned Malaysian solar plant
The roughly 100-megawatt project covers construction and component supply; work awaits a formal start notice.

The roughly 100-megawatt project covers construction and component supply; work awaits a formal start notice.

Work also paused at Honda's Ayutthaya parts site from 2 to 6 October; a 7 October return was expected, not confirmed.

The Singapore optics company has a new Malaysian legal entity, but has not announced an operating Penang facility, site timetable or customer orders.

DP World describes its roughly 10,000-square-metre Bang Na centre as an around-the-clock storage and distribution site near Bangkok and the Eastern Economic Corridor.

A Philippine Stock Exchange notice records the final offer price, advancing the offering beyond the SEC-clearance stage reported in September.

The five-year centre is planned to build secure genomics platforms and specialist skills for Singapore’s national precision-medicine programme.

LG Electronics presented its “Chip-to-Chiller” cooling portfolio for AI data-centre infrastructure at Data Center World Asia 2026 in Singapore,

A Jakarta appellate ruling has reportedly allocated replacement-payment shares among parties in the Chromebook procurement case, including a 50 per cent

The Singapore Business Federation has launched the Future Ready Business Index, a diagnostic tool it says is designed to help Singapore enterprises

Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation says chief executive officer Anuar Fariz Fadzil will conclude his tenure when his two-year contract ends on 2 October 2026. MDEC said he had informed its board that he would not seek a renewal and plans to pursue opportunities outside the organisation. The leader

Monetary Authority of Singapore has appointed five asset managers under the third batch of its S$6.5 billion Equity Market Development Programme, and says it will place S$1.45 billion with them. The 29 September announcement brings total allocations under the programme to S$5.4 billion across 14 man

SEI has opened a Singapore office, extending its operations into a regional financial centre as it builds its Asia-Pacific presence. The company said its initial Singapore offer will cover asset servicing, professional services and distribution of its UCITS funds, aligned with current client demand